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11th Street Lofts (Downtown)
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Although VegasTodayAndTomorrow generally focuses on larger developments, this one is noteworthy.  Houston architect Larry S. Davis, nicknamed "The Tin Man", has a unique signature design: loft townhouses clad in brightly colored corrugated steel. The corrugated steel exteriors won't retain heat, fade, or crack. This is a concept which has been well received in Houston, Atlanta and Dallas.  

The two low-rise developments will both be Downtown. (11th Street Lofts is five blocks from Streamline Tower on 11th Street, just a 1/2 block off Fremont Street, with 30 units, and the other (Fremont Street Lofts) seven blocks further east in a now undesirable area, with 71 units.  

Davis is building these lofts for the middle class, for the folks who want urban living at half the price of the new high-rise alternatives. Both are perfectly situated for professionals and empty nesters who work in the downtown area and are seeking a more urban lifestyle. The three-story 2,000-sq. ft. lofts are expected to go for around $265,000. Groundbreaking was  8/18/05.

601 Fremont Street  (Downtown)
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

Right in the middle of the new entertainment district, 601 Fremont Street promises to be a fresh concept in condo developments.  The project will rise above a base teaming with activity. Venues like a night club, comedy club, bistros and a coffee house will transform the site into a magnet for the 'in crowd'.

The first phase of this project will be the reconfiguring and renovating of the old county fingerprint building. The renovated building will then be filled with entertainment and culinary venues. The condo tower will be the second phase.

The developers gambling on the successful metamorphosis of downtown Las Vegas say the potential exists for the area to blossom. They said that the area could catch fire with locals and tourists in the same way Miami's South Beach enamored the public.

Allure (Near Strip)
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Allure is a condo project which is located on the north side of Sahara Ave just east of the Strip.  Allure Condominiums offer 15 floor plans, with studios, suites and...more

Boca Raton (South Strip)
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On the south strip, below I-215, are several new developments.  Boca Raton is a mid-rise luxury condo project designed to reflect the Florida's  affluent south coast lifestyle.  This high-end property boasts 756...more

Cielo Vista (Downtown)
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

Located one mile north of downtown near Cashman Field, the Cielo Vista  condos will range from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet and priced from $295,000 to the upper $500,000s...more

Edge (Downtown)

The 16-story $143-million Edge condo project will be located on Charleston, a few blocks from Las...more

Evolution Lofts (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Evolution Lofts will be located on Charleston between Las Vegas Blvd. and
I-15 in the heart of the arts district ...more

No news on this project as of March 2006

French Quarter Lofts (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

French Quarter Lofts is a loft styled condo project planned for the 'arts district'. Units will include 8-foot French doors, twisted wrought iron balconies, hardwood flooring, and granite countertops. The building itself will feature rooftop workout facilities, a rooftop running track, and interior parking. The first floor will have commercial tenants, including possible PF Chang's Restaurant.

No news on this project as of late 2005

Gateway Las Vegas (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Perlman Design Group of Henderson announced it is the architect of record for Gateway Las Vegas, a new, mixed-use tower planned for the Downtown Arts District. The project which has been approved by the City of Las Vegas Planning Commission is designed as a 39-story tower that includes 236 condominium units, 75 condominium hotel units with a ground floor of retail. It stands at a height of 460 ft.

The first eight floors of this project are an art show;  a kinetic display of reflection and light, made up of color shaded aluminum panels, neon, a metal canopy and an LED screen that will display images and information related to events that will take place in the Arts District. This display covers the otherwise boring parking garage.

H.U.E. Lofts (Downtown)

In the middle of the new 'arts district' the H.U.E. Lofts will feature: hard-wood floors; an upstairs master bedroom overlooking the living area; units pre-wired for WiFi connectivity, surround sound and other hi-tech ...more

juhl (Downtown)

In the heart of downtown Las Vegas, juhl is the latest example of CityMark Development's tradition of revitalizing urban areas with unique historic character....more

L5 (South Strip)

L5, a six-story Loftstyle™ condominium development, is the successor to the popular and successful Loft 5 project. L5 features maximum style at minimalist prices while still offering high-end amenities...more

LOFT 5 (South Strip)

Inspired by the elegant lines of minimalist design, LOFT 5 combines the evolution of modern architecture with upscale amenities. Located within walking distance of the  South Point, Loft5 will be a central fixture in this new neighborhood...more

Newport Lofts (Downtown)
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Newport Lofts is a $75 million project at Casino Center Boulevard and Hoover Avenue in the thriving 'arts district' - home to shops, restaurants, galleries and other unique businesses in this eclectic neighborhood of downtown ...more

The Onyx (Near Strip)

The Onyx  is a luxury low rise condominium community located behind the Tropicana, on the corner of Duke Ellington Drive and Tropicana Avenue. The Onyx features only 63 condos. Amenities include a fitness center, conference and business center, 24-hour concierge, pool, spa, and cabanas. All condos and town-homes come with stainless steel appliances, travertine flooring, European cabinetry and recessed lighting.

Panorama Towers (Near Strip)
TOWER ONE & TWO NOW OPEN

Across I-15 on Harmon Ave. the first of four Panorama Towers is open.  These beautiful blue glass buildings feature  than 300 units each. Suites will range...more

One Las Vegas (South strip)

The One Las Vegas high-rise development is located in the southern part of the strip, near the Las Vegas Outlet Center, Silverton Casino Resort and the Blue Diamond interchange. The property comprises...more

One Queensridge Place (West)
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This ultra elegant, west-side condo project, One Queensridge Place, is located adjacent to the Badlands Golf Course near the Summerlin area. The unique amenities list is impressive...More

Renzi Towers (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Destined for the Arts District, Renzi Towers is proposed to be 776-feet tall.

Stanhi (Downtown)

Another condo high-rise is on the horizon. The Stanhi Building, in the Arts district, is the third project by Sam Cherry Development (the same folks who built Soho Lofts and the Newport Lofts). Rumor has it that the Stanhi Building will be upwards of 50 floors with 425 residential units. The overall design will be modern Asian.

Streamline Tower (Downtown)

Streamline Tower is a new 21-story luxury condo tower which will be the center point  of Downtown Las Vegas' exciting entertainment district. Located at 150 N. Las Vegas Boulevard, Streamline Tower is under construction and on-pace to meet the...more  

Turnberry Towers (Near Strip)

Turnberry's third project, the Turnberry Towers is located on Paradise Road, next to the Las Vegas Hilton and kitty-corner from Turnberry Place. Each tower is 45 stories, and will ...more

Vegas Grand (East)
Vegas Grand is a condo community just north of UNLV on a 20-acre site at Flamingo and Swenson. Five buildings in three distinct styles with a total of 994 Mediterranean-styled...more

Verge (Downtown)

Verge is a proposed $135-million project in downtown Las Vegas. The project will include 296 condos plus retail space. Groundbreaking is scheduled for 2008 with completion summer '09.

Verge is being targeted to professionals seeking an urban experience. Units will range from $150,000.  Amenities will include a 10,000-plus-square-foot workout center, rooftop pool and a pet park.   More soon  

World View Towers (Downtown)

Wall Street Towers will consist of eight contiguous acres south of downtown Las Vegas.  The cross streets are Western Ave. and Wall Street.  Eventually Western Ave. will be turned into an extension of Grand Central Parkway, which will connect to Charleston and create easy access to the Outlet Mall, Union Park, Government Center and World Market Center.  The area of downtown that Wall Street Towers and the other proposed projects are located, will become the “heart of the city” and the center of downtown Las Vegas.

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